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Charter High Schools in New York

New York has 124 public charter schools offering high school grades (9–12) in the 2024–25 federal data, located in 24 cities.

Charter high schools
124
Students at these schools
85,697
Median students per teacher
12.8
Virtual schools
0

2024–25 reported data: enrollment for 124 of 124 schools; student–teacher ratios for 98; format for 124. Missing values are excluded from totals and medians. Students per teacher is not class size.Sources and limitations.

Charter high schools in New York by city

Bronx34

Calverton1

Ithaca1

Jackson Heights1

Lackawanna1

About this New York high school list

Schools are included when their reported grade span overlaps 9–12, so a K–8 or K–12 school can appear on more than one grade-level list. This factual list does not rank school quality or show current seat availability. Confirm grades, programs, and admissions directly with each school.

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Charter high schools in New York: common questions

How many charter high schools are in New York?

The 2024–25 federal data lists 124 open public charter schools in New York offering at least one grade from 9–12, located in 24 cities.

How do I find charter high schools near me in New York?

Browse the city groups on this page, or use the school search with your location, city, or ZIP code and the high grade-level filter.

Are charter high schools in New York free?

Charter schools are public schools, so they do not charge tuition for public K–12 grades. Some schools may charge fees for items such as uniforms, activities, or before- and after-school care, so confirm costs with each school.

Are there online charter high schools in New York?

No charter schools offering high school grades in New York report a virtual format in the 2024–25 federal data. Confirm current options with each school.

Does this page rank the best charter high schools in New York?

No. This directory does not rank schools or accept paid placement. Compare the reported facts, then confirm programs, admissions, and current performance information directly with each school.

Source: NCES Common Core of Data, 2024–25 school year. How this data works.